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The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 2 Contents The...

The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 2 Contents The Coming of Jesus: Introduction The Coming of Jesus: Daniel’s 70 Weeks The Coming of Jesus: Coming on the clouds The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 1 The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 2 *This is part Two of the Olivet Discourse section in the “Coming of Jesus” series. Welcome to part Two of the Olivet Discourse! It’s been a while, so we’ll pick up right where we left off wit…Continue Reading at That Ancient Faith →...

The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 1 Contents The...

The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 1 Contents The Coming of Jesus: Introduction The Coming of Jesus: Daniel’s 70 Weeks The Coming of Jesus: Coming on the clouds The Coming of Jesus: The Olivet Discourse – part 1 *This is part 3 of a series on the Coming of Jesus. Hello again, it’s been a while since I’ve wrote anything, and longer since getting back to this series on the Second Coming of Jesus. This isn’t for lack of motivation, but rather because this is such a huge topic tha…Continue Reading at That Ancient Faith →...

Organic Church

...ined to a particular group of people. Yes, I'm aware that mission trips etc are often focussed in a particular area, or people group, but that doesn't take away from the fact that mission is a global endeavour - Jesus' words "to the ends of the earth" should echo through the very core of mission, and indeed, the Church as a whole in terms of where we should be going and aiming for. Now contrast this with "institutional maintenance" - however you define that, it definitely doesn't sound much like "mission". Should we really be trying to maintain an institution? Is that really what people want in or as a church? But the real que...

How to Start a Blog (part 3)

...Spy on your competition. Take a look at other blogs on your topic to see what other people are already doing. Ask yourself what you have to offer that is different from what other people are already doing. Identifying your niche will give your blog an angle that distinguishes it from your competitors....

How to Start a Blog (part 1)

...Ask yourself what you love, care about or wish to share with others. If you're going to write about something regularly and keep your blog fresh with new information, then you need to write about something that stokes your passion or that reflects your daily experience. Try some of these ideas to get your creative juices flowing: Politics. Sure, everyone has an opinion about politics, but you may have a unique point of view that needs to be heard. Food. Who doesn't love good food? Share your recipes, start writing reviews of the local cuisine scene or write about how the food that you ate in China was nothing like the food that Chinese restaurants serve i...

How to Start a Blog (part 2)

...Think about how you want to help people. While you want to know your broad subject area, you need to focus your blog topics more narrowly, so that it has a clear purpose. Here are some ideas for ways that your blog can connect with your intended audience: Teach something. If you're passionate about a particular subject, and you have a lot of experience in that area, then you can offer your knowledge to both people who are new to the subject and others who are as experienced as you are. Provide the latest news and trends. Write about the latest developments related to your topic. You want to be someone who's viewed as the ultimate insider so that you can c...